Publisher's Synopsis
We will never forget Auschwitz, Sobibor, and Treblinka given the horrific crimes that took place there not so long ago. However, we tend to neglect, or even ignore, the Drancy internment camp, the Green Ticket Roundup, or the massacre of 300.000 Jews in Romania, a country then allied with Hitler. Furthermore, what many people around the world do not know is that some of the police forces which participated in these atrocities still exist today because they have never been disbanded, despite their heavy past collaboration with the Nazis. Also, the police forces in Europe, financed by the hundreds of billions of dollars that this continent without energy resources and lucrative sources steals every year from rich and neighboring Africa, indirectly encourage, through their incompetence, crimes just as horrible as the Holocaust, such as pedophilia, as was the case in the Dutroux affair during which too many errors by the Belgian gendarmes led to the death of two little girls aged barely eight and nine years old and did not allow to arrest the real perpetrators of these abominations because they were protected by the system of which this backward police force was a part.
Using strong and solid arguments, relevant examples, intelligent comparisons, and very instructive photos, I will demonstrate that Europe and most of the countries that make it up are in no way territories of the planet like the others due, among other things, their making of calamitous and above all criminal decisions with regard not only to populations which are neighboring them and even, what is more surprising, which are an integral part of them in the distant and recent past in comparison to the young North America which will serve as a counterexample throughout this work. I end by saying that the year 1944 was that of the deliverance of the camps and especially of the deportees while the year 2024 will be that of the liberation of words and especially of hidden historical truths.
